“Heartwarming, eccentric, tender” — Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi, author of 'Loss'

"Hello. Anil? Can you hear me?"
"I can always hear you, bawa. You're always full volume."
"I have something of great significance to discuss with you. Could I come over for a cup of chai?"

Rustom Wadia's life is drifting. He no longer has his beloved pets Polly and Fluffy to anchor him and he has questions about his roots and who he really is. A call to his 'best friend' Anil Velkar, and a discovery of a connection with young restaurateur Toral Shah sets the three of them off on an adventure to the Parsi holy site of Udvada and a shocking discovery.

Rohit Trilokekar follows up on his charming allegorical tale The Perfect Outside with a heartwarming, touching and funny novel.